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China Aims to Cement Its Place at Forefront of Biomedical Innovation with New 5-Year Plan

  • China released a 2026–2030 pharmaceutical plan targeting a globally leading position in biomedical research, development, and applications by 2030.
  • The plan calls for China-developed first-in-class drugs to account for at least 25% of the global total, while innovative-drug growth should average at least 20% annually.
  • China aims for pharmaceutical companies above the designated revenue threshold to generate at least 3.5 trillion yuan by 2030, with 50 companies exceeding 10 billion yuan in annual revenue.
  • Overseas licensing deals for Chinese innovative drugs exceeded $120 billion this year.
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PECHINO (XINHUA/ITALPRESS) China published yesterday a five-year plan dedicated to the pharmaceutical industry, setting targets including the world-leading maintenance of biomedical research, development and application by 2030. A move that signals the country's determination to transform pharmaceutical innovation into a strategic strength.The plan, published jointly by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and by nine other author…

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China aims to cement its place at forefront of biomedical innovation with new 5-year plan

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The Asian country seeks to consolidate itself as a world power in biomedicine by 2030, with targets focused on innovation, research and development of new medicines. The program aims to raise the revenues of the main pharmaceutical companies, expand R & D investment and strengthen the presence of products in international markets.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong, Hong Kong on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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